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Our airport is newer and the trays are on a belt that rotates back to the beginning….so they DONT want you to stack them or “put them away”. I’d say best practice is to listen to the agents and read the signs. 😊
A pet peeve of mine- people stopping in the middle of the concourse to figure out where they are going. If they could just step to the side and let others move on.
These are good rules or tips, even if you call them pet peeves. Much of it comes down to common sense, which is not so common, and politeness, which is often lacking also. Thanks for doing the video.
The unwritten rules would be so much easier to follow if the written rules were more consistent. For example, at PHX, one terminal requires everything to stay in your bag atbTSA, the other terminal requires IT equipment to be taken out in its own bin, At most airports, you can return the bin, but I’ve seen it where they disinfect the bins first, so they don’t want anyone touching. Some airports require airline tags on your carry-on, most don’t. Some airports will not let you in the door without providing an official written ticket or itinerary (mainly India). Some airports, shoes on, others shoes off at security. In Thailand, I arrived at the HKT domestic terminal to take a flight to BKK…only to find this domestic flight left from the international terminal. Regarding where to stand when waiting for bags, I’ve become passive aggressive to those crowding the belt…if you are in my way when l8fting a 70lbs bag, sorry…your use of common sense is not my responsibility (RUH is the worst). And boarding zones have become ridiculous…zone 1 is usually 5-7 zones down the list called, after old people, children, VIP Eliite, les important elite, military in uniform, military active duty, first class, comfort class….zone 1. I’ve even been to airports where they do not use signage at the gate…only at the monitor. So, if there is a gate change you will not know until you attempt to board (old JED) and pass reader flashed red. Shortly after COVID, I ordered a coke in Comfort + and was told my choices were water and beer. WHAT? Coke was reserved for economy. Again, my point, is without any type of consistency, nationally or globally, I have no idea how the average traveler can be exp3ctected to follow unwritten rules, when the written rules are so mind numbingly asinine .
These are really helpful tips. Sure wish more people would follow them! Along with your recommendation of not touching things, I also bring the sanitizing wipes in individual packages and wipe down where I am sitting - particularly the arm rests and tray tables on the plane. And also pack an easily accessible bottle of hand sanitizer so that when you are going through the airport and touch those handrails, escalator rails or restroom door handles, you can clean your hands after.
I'm flying for the first time ever later this year and appreciate all the tips! I'm already trying to prepare for every contingency. I've googled where to find replacements for plus size clothes in the city I'm traveling to in case my luggage gets lost. Mu trip may be months away but I'm making lists and getting things ready now.
Good tips. As much as I travel for my job I agree with these.The boarding zone one is a bjg pet peeve of mine. Know your zone and listen to the announcements. Another pet peeve is those who try to bring carry ons that are obviously too big or attempt bring on more than they are allowed to. If we all do our part to be responsible travelers things probably would be less stressful.
Keep your children, and if possible, strollers, away from the baggage claim conveyor. Lots of bags are being slung around and we don't need unnecessary traffic underfoot.
In general you can adjust number 11 to only use your headphones to listen to your device if you wish to have a conversation with mom or anyone else then pick your stuff up and go to some hallway or area where there aren't any people around for you to bother again be self-aware and don't be rude. These people who talk on the phone in public, whether they're using speakerphone which is even worse but just in general they're barking into the phone when they don't really need to and they don't care about the people around them, people do it on buses people do it everywhere you can see them do it. It's gotten old and it's time for us to let people know just because you have a phone doesn't mean you may calls everywhere you go in public not in the doctor's office or in any waiting room this is also a good time to get up and go out into the hallway or somewhere where there aren't other people.
I always make sure I have plenty of time to make any connections that I may have. I also always find my gate right away and stay close to it. I bring a power bank with me to charge my phone
Thank you for your time and posting. Quick story. I worked for an airline and a first class ticket anywhere was US$24. I went to an all-inclusive resort in Mexico. The plane left Seattle at 6am. I had a beer before San Fran. From San Fran to Mexico, I drank two bottles of wine. I got off the airplane and looked for a taxi, I didn't remember the resort name, but had the basics, before I got in the taxi, I blacked out. I woke up in the afternoon doing aerobics at the resort. I had a great time. :)
Knowing where your gate is located is important, but if you have more than an hour before your flight, there is a good chance there is a prior flight at that gate. Don't sit at that gate while another flight is in progress. Remember, Gate departures change frequently. It is often the timing and immediately prior flight that affect gate changes. If you are at an airline's hub, that airline has the majority of gates assigned to them and more likely to Change the gate depending on arrival time of the previos flight. Get notifications from your airline and watch the signage on the monitors. When you get off the first leg and have 2-4 hours before your next flight, do not assume the gate listed on the monitor when your first leg landed will remain the same. When I go through Dallas in the USA American Airlines uses all 4 Terminals. I have landed at C19 and my connecting was at C4. Short walk and Plenty of time. Then the announcement of a gate change to Terminal A-gate 17. After a few minures the gate changed back to Terminal C.
Definitely drop the whole shoe thing because people are going to wear shoes that they like, especially women but also they're going to wear the heaviest and bulkiest shoes that they must take with them specifically if it's winter time, then they'll have a bulky jacket and many other things that will slow the process down for getting through the security check so really your first unwritten rule which is kind of written is to tell these people to get to the airport early enough so they don't have to worry about the schlab in front of them or themselves with the bulky shoes of the disorganized bag, it's really no big deal unless you're in some kind of crazy hurry to then go sit and be bored somewhere while you wait for the airplane to board.
#14 pisses me off the most! Get out the way! Board at your zone. And I hate when people assume they are in a zone ahead of me. Uh, I’m always boarding one - get out my way!
Not sure if this was mentioned before but getting a travel credit card that has access to Priority Pass or DragonPass for airport lounges. Great way to save on food and comfort.
If you are staying somewhere other then your house the night before your flight make sure you put all your liquids back in your liquids bag as soon as you’re done with them. Contact lens solution is an easy one to just toss in your purse. I have made this mistake and felt stupid when it showed up on the xray. It fit perfectly in my bag but I forgot to put it back in there.
I would recommend taking a photo of your suitcase inside and outside and just keep them on your phone, in the event your suitcase is lost you're able to show airport what it looks like and if your claiming insurance for the content you have it all.
#7: I was at Midway, and I needed to sit to cool off. There were 6, count them, 6 vacant seats. I sit in the first and the woman across says “someone is sitting there” confused I move to an opposite seat and another guy says “someone is sitting there” ok. So 6 vacant seats in a PUBLIC terminal? People get ridiculously territorial. The second guy repeatedly verbally assaulted and threatened to punch me in the face…for sitting in a vacant seat. I reported their violent threats to the airport gate agent. They got a talking down to by security. People have HORRIBLE behavior in public.
Lol, I always check my gate exists. My last trip through Atlanta I had a tight layover before going to Korea.m, but the gates were relatively close. I wanted to stop at a burgwr joint but decided not to stop and go to my gate. Lucky I did, The Tram was down and so was the assisted walking lanes! So my 45 minute layover would have been a disaster had I not motored on. 😂
Take off your backpack going into the airplane,people that already sit en there places don’t like to have you backpack en there fases…I always go in as the last person even if I have precheck
And I am not wanting to just criticize all the time yes you got to one that is absolutely right it's just common sense go to your gate first almost always your gate changes, especially if you check in online a day early... There is virtually no chance your gate will not have been changed, more importantly I was just in Dallas and not only was my gate changed but the terminal I had to be in changed which is complete b******* from the airline, change a gate but not terminals it just takes too long it means you have to get on a train of some type and travel to this other terminal and then find another gate... Best tip ever.
It’s not just people who pay. People with disabilities get early access. As a disabled person, it matters. Part of why we get early access is so we can take the time we need. Having to jostle through a crowd at the gate does not make it easier to board.
Re the rule about not standing close to the luggage carousel, I wish you had added in to double check that your bag is really your own bag. I once had a man take my bag and he was on the way out of the airport with it and he nearly hit me. I had to grab his arm to stop him and he was getting mad at me and his wife said, "Honey, it has her name on it." I had written my last name in GIANT block caps on the top of the bag....so yeah, I am one of those who puts colorful ribbons etc.... but I do wish more folks were more careful and checked the tags etc... So another Unwritten Rule could be to clearly mark your bag with ribbons etc... and when picking up your bag, make sure it is actually your own bag. And don't hit people who try to question you about it. 😕
Roll number 16 is always good as the boy scouts train both young man in women to always be prepared. At the airport yes be prepared for the worst which means expect them to lose your bag which they do regularly. I just had a regular flight returning from Germany to the States with a layover in Dallas. They lost my bag on the way to Dallas and I was lucky enough that the layover was long enough that they found it and it was at that airport so I could get it and check it for my short hop home, then they lost the bag again on my short flight home and I wasn't as prepared as we're speaking of, my car keys were in the bag it took 3 days for them to find a bag and the only reason I got it back after 3 days is because I just went to the airport, they did not call me as they said they would do and who on earth would trust them to ship it to you unless you don't really care if you ever get it back. So what this really means is you need to carry essential things on your person which is going to slow you down through the checkout because you'll have more things to empty from your pockets but you cannot put anything that you absolutely need in your bags, you can put them in your carryons but you better know, when the plane gets full they start looking at carry-on bags real close and force a lot of people to check a bag they did not plan to check. In my case I had to pay them $70 to lose my bag twice.
When it comes to unwritten rule number 15 I have some questions about that I was gonna make exceptions for people who are blind/legally blind/severely visually impaired, and are traveling alone and don’t have the physical ability due to not having the physical site to see the bags from so far away, because as a severely very impaired, actually legally blind person who has on occasion, traveled alone, and had to get the bag on the phone with very limited vision, I’ve had no choice but to be Rob close to be able to see my back when I got there because I can’t see more than 4 feet in front of me 2 feet if it’s a very bad eyesight day and that’s 4 feet on a good day to feet on a bad day with my glasses, so are we gonna make a dozen for those who are blind/legally blind for severely visually impaired, and are traveling alone, and won’t be able to see their own bags from far away if they have any say to see them at all or are we gonna be able with her and say that doesn’t matter they had to stay 10 feet back if they would see it with the limit so they have just curious oh and a second thought if you don’t say this later on in the video, another rule, that should be done for good boys don’t assume because somebody is young or does it ““ look disabled does it mean they aren’t and therefore does it mean they don’t need assistance to pre-board starts don’t need the time to pre-board once again take it from somebody who has experienced this multiple times over
Number 12 you left out the obvious, wash your hands regularly at the airport and everywhere you go in life, definitely don't touch everything you're a grown adult may not a child... Also somewhere in this list you have to tell these idiots younger folks that wearing pajamas in public and especially at the airport is just unacceptable You're telling everyone you're just an idiot child who cannot dress themselves. It's not cool but if they want to wear them in school because it's cool, fine and dandy take it to school everyone will have a sleepover there. But in general pajamas and just two casual of clothes in public as well as the airport is not acceptable.
Not talking quietly on the plane especially on a long haul overnight flight. How hard is it to be courteous to the people around you that are trying to sleep??
I don't written the rule number 10 can be adjusted to don't sleep in the airport it's not a hotel, since you're going to have a long day of travel make sure you're well rested and you didn't skip sleeping or party for hours before you head to the airport. This is just normal you don't sleep at all stops or anywhere else in the world you sleep at home and in a hotel nowhere else really. Maybe you can doze in your car if it's locked up in a parking lot. Being well arrested also helps in that self-awareness you keep talking about which I totally agree with people have no self-awareness in general all the time. They just don't care.
Must be nice to always have travel match up with your accommodation. Everyone awake and ready at check out time, and arrive on time for check-in. But this video is for the reality of travel.
Sadly these lists which they call unwritten rules, are really just things they want you to do so they can get through the airport faster. Some people don't live their life in a hurry and they do as their told so they get to the airport with plenty of time. I just went to Germany in the middle of winter so yeah I'm going to wear my big heavy boots and not put these bulky things in my bag that way so much so now I have to unless them and take them off at security checkpoint, and some people are just never going to be that organized... These are unwritten rules because they're not rules at all they're just things this guy wishes you would do so he could get through the airport faster. And in the end he might get through the airport two or three minutes faster, he showed up late and now he's in a hurry...
Taking up more than one seat is inconsiderate but using those seats designated for someone with a disability is just downright rude. They literally have the wheelchair logo on the back of the seat!
It's good that you're aware that all of this stuff is just crapped at bothers you when you keep saying oh you help everyone else no we're just helping you apparently and if you other people that are like you because you're not the only one that post these silly videos instead of ones with real good travel tips. Not everyone's in a hurry and rushes their way through life. Just get to the airport early enough and none of these things matter, but yes they'll be somebody in line who did not do this and will then be wishing everybody had their act together. Too bad for them. Also not every airport asked you to take your shoes and your belts off and various other things so you would not really sure what they're going to ask you to do when you get there.
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Yech I don’t like airports
Who agrees
It’s like old women Jennifer and Annie and slow chi
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Jayden and ryken and me and Ryder
Not putting away the empty trays at the end of the TSA checkpoint is equivalent to not putting your cart away at the grocery store. Just laziness.
hahaha So True! Thanks for watching❤️
Nope. Those ignorant jobsworths can do a bit of work instead of harassing me.
Our airport is newer and the trays are on a belt that rotates back to the beginning….so they DONT want you to stack them or “put them away”. I’d say best practice is to listen to the agents and read the signs. 😊
@@GCKLXIXwe can guess your opinion on cart attendants
A pet peeve of mine- people stopping in the middle of the concourse to figure out where they are going. If they could just step to the side and let others move on.
That is a good one! Thanks for watching
These are good rules or tips, even if you call them pet peeves. Much of it comes down to common sense, which is not so common, and politeness, which is often lacking also. Thanks for doing the video.
thanks for Watching❤️
The unwritten rules would be so much easier to follow if the written rules were more consistent. For example, at PHX, one terminal requires everything to stay in your bag atbTSA, the other terminal requires IT equipment to be taken out in its own bin, At most airports, you can return the bin, but I’ve seen it where they disinfect the bins first, so they don’t want anyone touching. Some airports require airline tags on your carry-on, most don’t. Some airports will not let you in the door without providing an official written ticket or itinerary (mainly India). Some airports, shoes on, others shoes off at security. In Thailand, I arrived at the HKT domestic terminal to take a flight to BKK…only to find this domestic flight left from the international terminal. Regarding where to stand when waiting for bags, I’ve become passive aggressive to those crowding the belt…if you are in my way when l8fting a 70lbs bag, sorry…your use of common sense is not my responsibility (RUH is the worst). And boarding zones have become ridiculous…zone 1 is usually 5-7 zones down the list called, after old people, children, VIP Eliite, les important elite, military in uniform, military active duty, first class, comfort class….zone 1. I’ve even been to airports where they do not use signage at the gate…only at the monitor. So, if there is a gate change you will not know until you attempt to board (old JED) and pass reader flashed red. Shortly after COVID, I ordered a coke in Comfort + and was told my choices were water and beer. WHAT? Coke was reserved for economy. Again, my point, is without any type of consistency, nationally or globally, I have no idea how the average traveler can be exp3ctected to follow unwritten rules, when the written rules are so mind numbingly asinine .
You make a great point, rules do vary a lot depending on the airport! Thanks for sharing
Oh man you are SOOOO right. x
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These are really helpful tips. Sure wish more people would follow them!
Along with your recommendation of not touching things, I also bring the sanitizing wipes in individual packages and wipe down where I am sitting - particularly the arm rests and tray tables on the plane. And also pack an easily accessible bottle of hand sanitizer so that when you are going through the airport and touch those handrails, escalator rails or restroom door handles, you can clean your hands after.
Hand Sanitizer is key! Thanks for Watching ❤️
I'm flying for the first time ever later this year and appreciate all the tips! I'm already trying to prepare for every contingency. I've googled where to find replacements for plus size clothes in the city I'm traveling to in case my luggage gets lost. Mu trip may be months away but I'm making lists and getting things ready now.
If you're not flying carry-on only, turn your carry-on into at least an overnight bag, just in case.
Good tips. As much as I travel for my job I agree with these.The boarding zone one is a bjg pet peeve of mine. Know your zone and listen to the announcements. Another pet peeve is those who try to bring carry ons that are obviously too big or attempt bring on more than they are allowed to. If we all do our part to be responsible travelers things probably would be less stressful.
I agree with you! Thanks for watching ❤️
Keep your children, and if possible, strollers, away from the baggage claim conveyor. Lots of bags are being slung around and we don't need unnecessary traffic underfoot.
In general you can adjust number 11 to only use your headphones to listen to your device if you wish to have a conversation with mom or anyone else then pick your stuff up and go to some hallway or area where there aren't any people around for you to bother again be self-aware and don't be rude. These people who talk on the phone in public, whether they're using speakerphone which is even worse but just in general they're barking into the phone when they don't really need to and they don't care about the people around them, people do it on buses people do it everywhere you can see them do it. It's gotten old and it's time for us to let people know just because you have a phone doesn't mean you may calls everywhere you go in public not in the doctor's office or in any waiting room this is also a good time to get up and go out into the hallway or somewhere where there aren't other people.
I always make sure I have plenty of time to make any connections that I may have. I also always find my gate right away and stay close to it. I bring a power bank with me to charge my phone
Yes two number five. This applies to everywhere you go not just at the airport, being nice mean people suck.
Just bring a usb data blocker... costs like $2 and you can use any public charger without worrying
Thanks for bringing that up! Appreciate you watching ❤️
Do they work?
@@Gatorfanforlife yeah. It's just a usb plug with the data lines removed. So it transfers power and nothing else.
Yes! I came here to say this, too.
Thank you for your time and posting. Quick story. I worked for an airline and a first class ticket anywhere was US$24. I went to an all-inclusive resort in Mexico. The plane left Seattle at 6am. I had a beer before San Fran. From San Fran to Mexico, I drank two bottles of wine. I got off the airplane and looked for a taxi, I didn't remember the resort name, but had the basics, before I got in the taxi, I blacked out. I woke up in the afternoon doing aerobics at the resort. I had a great time. :)
Be flexible, have a sense of humor, and don’t lose your mind over things you have no control over!
Great Point! Thanks for watching ❤️
Everything sounds like common sense to me! I wish more folks would follow your rules!
One of my biggest pet peeves is when someone puts their carry on luggage in the front overheads when they are sitting in the back.
Thanks so much for the great tips , I enjoy all your videos!
You are so welcome! Thanks for watching ❤️
These are all excellent tips, I wish that everyone would watch this, thx!
Thanks for watching!
Knowing where your gate is located is important, but if you have more than an hour before your flight, there is a good chance there is a prior flight at that gate. Don't sit at that gate while another flight is in progress.
Remember, Gate departures change frequently. It is often the timing and immediately prior flight that affect gate changes. If you are at an airline's hub, that airline has the majority of gates assigned to them and more likely to Change the gate depending on arrival time of the previos flight. Get notifications from your airline and watch the signage on the monitors. When you get off the first leg and have 2-4 hours before your next flight, do not assume the gate listed on the monitor when your first leg landed will remain the same.
When I go through Dallas in the USA American Airlines uses all 4 Terminals. I have landed at C19 and my connecting was at C4. Short walk and Plenty of time. Then the announcement of a gate change to Terminal A-gate 17. After a few minures the gate changed back to Terminal C.
Definitely drop the whole shoe thing because people are going to wear shoes that they like, especially women but also they're going to wear the heaviest and bulkiest shoes that they must take with them specifically if it's winter time, then they'll have a bulky jacket and many other things that will slow the process down for getting through the security check so really your first unwritten rule which is kind of written is to tell these people to get to the airport early enough so they don't have to worry about the schlab in front of them or themselves with the bulky shoes of the disorganized bag, it's really no big deal unless you're in some kind of crazy hurry to then go sit and be bored somewhere while you wait for the airplane to board.
#14 pisses me off the most! Get out the way! Board at your zone. And I hate when people assume they are in a zone ahead of me. Uh, I’m always boarding one - get out my way!
Not sure if this was mentioned before but getting a travel credit card that has access to Priority Pass or DragonPass for airport lounges. Great way to save on food and comfort.
If you are staying somewhere other then your house the night before your flight make sure you put all your liquids back in your liquids bag as soon as you’re done with them. Contact lens solution is an easy one to just toss in your purse. I have made this mistake and felt stupid when it showed up on the xray. It fit perfectly in my bag but I forgot to put it back in there.
Easy mistake to make for sure! thanks for watching❤️
These are perfect!
I would recommend taking a photo of your suitcase inside and outside and just keep them on your phone, in the event your suitcase is lost you're able to show airport what it looks like and if your claiming insurance for the content you have it all.
Great tip! Thanks for sharing
Thank you for this list! Now, if we could just get every traveler on board with all 16, air travel would be a breeze. Pun intended.
Totally agree! Thanks for watching
#7: I was at Midway, and I needed to sit to cool off. There were 6, count them, 6 vacant seats. I sit in the first and the woman across says “someone is sitting there” confused I move to an opposite seat and another guy says “someone is sitting there” ok. So 6 vacant seats in a PUBLIC terminal? People get ridiculously territorial. The second guy repeatedly verbally assaulted and threatened to punch me in the face…for sitting in a vacant seat. I reported their violent threats to the airport gate agent. They got a talking down to by security. People have HORRIBLE behavior in public.
Lol, I always check my gate exists. My last trip through Atlanta I had a tight layover before going to Korea.m, but the gates were relatively close. I wanted to stop at a burgwr joint but decided not to stop and go to my gate. Lucky I did, The Tram was down and so was the assisted walking lanes! So my 45 minute layover would have been a disaster had I not motored on. 😂
Take off your backpack going into the airplane,people that already sit en there places don’t like to have you backpack en there fases…I always go in as the last person even if I have precheck
And I am not wanting to just criticize all the time yes you got to one that is absolutely right it's just common sense go to your gate first almost always your gate changes, especially if you check in online a day early... There is virtually no chance your gate will not have been changed, more importantly I was just in Dallas and not only was my gate changed but the terminal I had to be in changed which is complete b******* from the airline, change a gate but not terminals it just takes too long it means you have to get on a train of some type and travel to this other terminal and then find another gate... Best tip ever.
It’s not just people who pay. People with disabilities get early access. As a disabled person, it matters. Part of why we get early access is so we can take the time we need. Having to jostle through a crowd at the gate does not make it easier to board.
All sound advice….Esp #10!!
Whenever ive gone to the airport the security guy says just leave the tray.
There's a person there who packs them up.
Every airport is different 👍👌
Great video, thank you!.
I think in terms of touching stuff I'd probably bring some disposal gloves. Just in case. Thaat's probably a dumb suggestion.
Thanks for watching!
Re the rule about not standing close to the luggage carousel, I wish you had added in to double check that your bag is really your own bag.
I once had a man take my bag and he was on the way out of the airport with it and he nearly hit me.
I had to grab his arm to stop him and he was getting mad at me and his wife said, "Honey, it has her name on it." I had written my last name in GIANT block caps on the top of the bag....so yeah, I am one of those who puts colorful ribbons etc.... but I do wish more folks were more careful and checked the tags etc... So another Unwritten Rule could be to clearly mark your bag with ribbons etc... and when picking up your bag, make sure it is actually your own bag. And don't hit people who try to question you about it. 😕
I totally agree with these rules though I am guilty of #14
Thank you so much for watching❤️
Roll number 16 is always good as the boy scouts train both young man in women to always be prepared. At the airport yes be prepared for the worst which means expect them to lose your bag which they do regularly. I just had a regular flight returning from Germany to the States with a layover in Dallas. They lost my bag on the way to Dallas and I was lucky enough that the layover was long enough that they found it and it was at that airport so I could get it and check it for my short hop home, then they lost the bag again on my short flight home and I wasn't as prepared as we're speaking of, my car keys were in the bag it took 3 days for them to find a bag and the only reason I got it back after 3 days is because I just went to the airport, they did not call me as they said they would do and who on earth would trust them to ship it to you unless you don't really care if you ever get it back. So what this really means is you need to carry essential things on your person which is going to slow you down through the checkout because you'll have more things to empty from your pockets but you cannot put anything that you absolutely need in your bags, you can put them in your carryons but you better know, when the plane gets full they start looking at carry-on bags real close and force a lot of people to check a bag they did not plan to check. In my case I had to pay them $70 to lose my bag twice.
15! Please everyone take a step back. But no one ever does. It’s the worst.
When it comes to unwritten rule number 15 I have some questions about that I was gonna make exceptions for people who are blind/legally blind/severely visually impaired, and are traveling alone and don’t have the physical ability due to not having the physical site to see the bags from so far away, because as a severely very impaired, actually legally blind person who has on occasion, traveled alone, and had to get the bag on the phone with very limited vision, I’ve had no choice but to be Rob close to be able to see my back when I got there because I can’t see more than 4 feet in front of me 2 feet if it’s a very bad eyesight day and that’s 4 feet on a good day to feet on a bad day with my glasses, so are we gonna make a dozen for those who are blind/legally blind for severely visually impaired, and are traveling alone, and won’t be able to see their own bags from far away if they have any say to see them at all or are we gonna be able with her and say that doesn’t matter they had to stay 10 feet back if they would see it with the limit so they have just curious oh and a second thought if you don’t say this later on in the video, another rule, that should be done for good boys don’t assume because somebody is young or does it ““ look disabled does it mean they aren’t and therefore does it mean they don’t need assistance to pre-board starts don’t need the time to pre-board once again take it from somebody who has experienced this multiple times over
Number 12 you left out the obvious, wash your hands regularly at the airport and everywhere you go in life, definitely don't touch everything you're a grown adult may not a child... Also somewhere in this list you have to tell these idiots younger folks that wearing pajamas in public and especially at the airport is just unacceptable You're telling everyone you're just an idiot child who cannot dress themselves. It's not cool but if they want to wear them in school because it's cool, fine and dandy take it to school everyone will have a sleepover there. But in general pajamas and just two casual of clothes in public as well as the airport is not acceptable.
Not talking quietly on the plane especially on a long haul overnight flight. How hard is it to be courteous to the people around you that are trying to sleep??
#15 - 💯🤘YES🤘.
I don't written the rule number 10 can be adjusted to don't sleep in the airport it's not a hotel, since you're going to have a long day of travel make sure you're well rested and you didn't skip sleeping or party for hours before you head to the airport. This is just normal you don't sleep at all stops or anywhere else in the world you sleep at home and in a hotel nowhere else really. Maybe you can doze in your car if it's locked up in a parking lot. Being well arrested also helps in that self-awareness you keep talking about which I totally agree with people have no self-awareness in general all the time. They just don't care.
Must be nice to always have travel match up with your accommodation. Everyone awake and ready at check out time, and arrive on time for check-in. But this video is for the reality of travel.
Go to the gate then the first class lounge
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Best rule number 16 due most are not prepared?
Sadly these lists which they call unwritten rules, are really just things they want you to do so they can get through the airport faster. Some people don't live their life in a hurry and they do as their told so they get to the airport with plenty of time. I just went to Germany in the middle of winter so yeah I'm going to wear my big heavy boots and not put these bulky things in my bag that way so much so now I have to unless them and take them off at security checkpoint, and some people are just never going to be that organized... These are unwritten rules because they're not rules at all they're just things this guy wishes you would do so he could get through the airport faster. And in the end he might get through the airport two or three minutes faster, he showed up late and now he's in a hurry...
Taking up more than one seat is inconsiderate but using those seats designated for someone with a disability is just downright rude. They literally have the wheelchair logo on the back of the seat!
You look like the hunger games guy
haha! Never heard that one before! Thanks for watching ❤️
Rule 15, only in an ideal world buddy, this will never ever happen.
It's good that you're aware that all of this stuff is just crapped at bothers you when you keep saying oh you help everyone else no we're just helping you apparently and if you other people that are like you because you're not the only one that post these silly videos instead of ones with real good travel tips. Not everyone's in a hurry and rushes their way through life. Just get to the airport early enough and none of these things matter, but yes they'll be somebody in line who did not do this and will then be wishing everybody had their act together. Too bad for them. Also not every airport asked you to take your shoes and your belts off and various other things so you would not really sure what they're going to ask you to do when you get there.
Don't be a dink, one of things on the list 😂
cute beard,
These are recycled things you already said in previous video's
Be flexible, have a sense of humor, and don’t lose your mind over things you have no control over!